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Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies Recipe

Christmas cookies are a necessity. Santa needs to eat something after he comes down the chimney. But, if you don’t feel like baking, our no bake Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies recipe is for you.

For more ways to make this the best holiday, check out all of our Christmas content.

Black and white chocolate covered cookies, with red and green sprinkles on the white side, on a white tray with the words "Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies" digitally written on top.

We have a friend and one of his favorite things is Oreo cookies. So every time we have plans to see him, I bring some sort of delicious treat featuring Oreo cookies. Earlier this month, at a holiday party, I decided to make him Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies.

And of course, I could have just dipped them and added some sprinkles and called it a day. I did that, basically.

However, I did dip a second coating to make it sort of look like melting snow and then added sprinkles. They’re so cute that way.

If you have someone you’re baking for this holiday season and you want to make them the perfect treat, these dipped Oreo cookies are it. They’re delicious, look amazing, and are really easy to make from just a handful of ingredients (which you might already have in your pantry)

A metal box with a gnome on the front and cookies inside with the words "The Best Christmas Cookies To Gift" digitally written up top.

These Christmas Oreo Cookies aren’t the only Christmas cookie we have on Drugstore Divas. To see them all, check out our list of The Best Christmas Cookies To Gift. That list if filled with all my favorite Christmas cookies, a few no bake cookies, and more.

Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies Recipe

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Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies Ingredients:

How To Make Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies:

Three squares of chocolate almond bark in a bowl.

Melt the chocolate almond bark according to the package.

The easiest way to do this is to cut the squares into smaller pieces and them in a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave on high for one minute. Take the bowl out and stir. If they’re not fully melted, microwave and stir at 30 second intervals until the chocolate is fully melted.

An Oreo cookie on top of melted chocolate in a bowl.

Place one of the Oreo cookies into the melted chocolate.

A dipped Oreo on a fork above a bowl of melted chocolate.

Flip it to make sure both sides are fully coated.

Use a fork to take the Oreo out of the chocolate. Bang the fork against the side of the bowl to allow any excess chocolate to drip off.

A dipped Oreo cookie on a silicone baking mat.

Place the dipped Oreo onto a silicone baking-mat lined baking tray.

Don’t worry if the melted chocolate feels a little ugly when you set it down. As it sits, you’ll get that pretty smooth finish you’re looking for.

Quick note: If you don’t have a silicone baking mat, I suggest you get one. They’re reusable, making them sustainable and frugal, so they save you money in the long run.

If you don’t have one right now and you want to make these, you can line the cookie sheet with either parchment paper or wax paper. You want something that the melted chocolate can pop right off of. If you put melted chocolate directly on the pan itself, it’ll still and basically be impossible to remove.

Ten chocolate dipped Oreo cookies on a silicone baking mat.

Continue until you’re done with all of the Oreo cookies.

If the melted chocolate starts cooling and isn’t as runny as when you started, you can just pop it back in the microwave for 15 seconds and stir to get it melty again.

By the time you get to the last cookie, the chocolate on the first cookie should be hard. If not, you’ll want to wait until the chocolate is cooled completely before the next step.

Vanilla almond bark squares in a bowl.

​Melt the vanilla almond bark in a bowl.

A flower nail spreading melted white chocolate on a chocolate dipped Oreo cookie.

Use a spoon to pour just a little bit of the melted white chocolate onto the top third of the Oreo cookie.

Use a flower nail to spread the melted chocolate around to create the design you want.

I made a wavy line, then filled all the way from that line to the edge of the Oreo cookie. If you don’t want to do all that, you could just add a white chocolate drizzle on top. Honestly, decorating is a great way for you to express yourself and your creativity. These are your holiday treats. Make them however you like.

​Quick note: I tried to use a piping bag to create the design originally. It worked fine, but it did feel like a little bit of an unnecessary hassle. Using the flower nail was much quicker. If you don’t have one, you could just use a toothpick to spread the melted chocolate around instead.

A black and white chocolate dipped Oreo cookie with Christmas sprinkles on top on a silicone baking mat.

Then, add the sprinkles on top.

If you don’t have sprinkles handy, you can crush up some candy canes and use those on top.

A bunch of Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies on a silicone baking mat.

Continue until you’re done with all the cookies. Let the chocolate coating cool completely to room temperature before serving them.

A bunch of Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies on a white tray.

Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies: Frequently Asked Questions

​How do you store leftover Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies?

You can store the cookies in an airtight container on the counter. They don’t need to be refrigerated and they’ll last about two weeks this way.

Since they last so long, you can easily make these ahead of time and then just add them to your dessert trays when you’re ready.

Can you use chocolate chips instead of almond bark?

I don’t suggest using milk chocolate or white chocolate chips instead of chocolate and vanilla almond bark in this recipe. Almond bark is super forgiving. If it gets hard, you can just remelt it in the microwave. And if you leave it in the microwave for a little too long, it won’t burn.

Chocolate chips have the potential to burn. And if they harden, you can’t remelt them. Sometimes you can add coconut oil or vegetable shortening to try and rescue them, but I don’t ever feel like you can get the chocolate to set right after that.

You can remelt candy melts. But, that candy coating doesn’t taste as good as almond bark, so I don’t use it when I dip cookies.

What Oreo cookies work best in these?

A classic Oreo cookie has the best ratio of cookie to chocolate when you’re dipping them. Oreo Thins or Double Stuffed have either not enough creme or too much creme, respectively, when they’re dipped. So they don’t taste as great.

As far as flavors, Oreo has so many now. You can use the regular creme ones or go with any of the flavors. It’s up to you.

Five reindeer Oreo cookies on a baking tray with white and gold paper shred around them.

More Christmas Oreo Cookie Recipes:

If you have leftover Oreo cookies and want to make something else with them, check out our Oreo Reindeer Cookies recipe. Those would be a great addition to your Christmas dessert table.

Oreo cookies coming out of a cookie mug that says "OREO" on it, next to a pack of Oreo cookies and near two Mardi Gras Oreo cookies with the words "The Best Oreo Dessert Recipes" digitally written on top.

More Oreo Recipes:

If you’re looking for some other ways to use Oreo cookies, check out our list of Easy Oreo Treats. We have recipes for some no bake treats, like Oreo bark, Oreo sushi, and more.

Yield: 12 Cookies

Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies

Christmas cookies are a necessity. Santa needs to eat something after he comes down the chimney. But, if you don’t feel like baking, our no bake Chocolate-Covered Christmas Oreo Cookies recipe is for you.

Cook Time 2 minutes
Additional Time 20 minutes
Total Time 22 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3 squares (6 oz.) of chocolate almond bark
  • 12 Oreo cookies
  • 1 square (2 oz.) of vanilla almond bark
  • Festive sprinkles

Instructions

  1. Melt the chocolate almond bark according to the package.
  2. Place one of the Oreo cookies into the melted chocolate.
  3. Flip it to make sure both sides are fully coated.
  4. Use a fork to take the Oreo out of the chocolate. Bang the fork against the side of the bowl to allow any excess chocolate to drip off.
  5. Place the dipped Oreo onto a silicone baking-mat lined baking tray.
  6. Continue until you’re done with all of the Oreo cookies.
  7. ​Melt the vanilla almond bark in a bowl.
  8. Use a spoon to pour just a little bit of the melted white chocolate onto the top third of the Oreo cookie.
  9. Use a flower nail to spread the melted chocolate around to create the design you want.
  10. Then, add the sprinkles on top.

Nutrition Information

Yield

12

Serving Size

1

Amount Per Serving Calories 64Total Fat 3gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 2gCholesterol 0mgSodium 47mgCarbohydrates 9gFiber 0gSugar 5gProtein 1g

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